09-10-2011, 04:14 PM
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Hi all, sorry your weather isn't as lovely as it is here. We're still in the belated and welcome warm spell: nearing 11:15 am and 20℃ (67 F), not a cloud in the sky, and predicted to make 30 ℃ by afternoon. I may go up to the roof deck to enjoy it while it lasts. No news, all's quiet here, no plans but the usual: relaxing, the Sunday papers, crossword and dinner. Long weekend: tomorrow's the Columbus Day holiday.Bob, I hate even walking in the rain; I could never live in the Pacific Northwest, beautiful as it is. Meg, the gingerbread men sound delicious, haven't had them in years! Marian, haven't seen the geese flying South here yet.
Enjoy the day
09-10-2011, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by anniemuldoon
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Good grief you are as bad as us for rain, think our Autumn has almost gone now and we are getting into Winter, the leaves have fallen thick and fast this year, hope you keep well for the Winter.
I keep waiting for it to happen, also I haven't seen much Autumn colour yet and heard that it was supposed to be a good year for colour, who knows!!
09-10-2011, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by marpaul
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That's strange Annie as our leaves have yet to fall and I think we are in the same area I keep waiting for it to happen, also I haven't seen much Autumn colour yet and heard that it was supposed to be a good year for colour, who knows!!
09-10-2011, 09:25 PM
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We had pretty good weather down here again today, sun was out and no rain. Went rock-pooling and crabbing again at Baiter, which is quite wild and natural, just along from Poole Quay with two of the grandchildren. This pastime is their favourite and to us it's the cheapest, just £1.50 for the bait (squid, yuck). Caught more huge crabs, shrimps and fish than usual, the best for them was a yellow, green and blue sea anemome (sp), so pretty. Can never get a decent photo of the kids because all you get is their backsides in the air while peering into the pools.09-10-2011, 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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A lot of leaves have fallen early here mainly due to the drought we have had in this area. There has been very little rain since last March and streams and ponds are dry .
this has been the wettest summer since I moved here 
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